Except they did to a hilarious degree, the only thing they stopped were people buying as much stuff as possible to prevent hoarding. They even mandated how restaurants could serve meals and what said meals consisted of due to rich Londoners eating out several times a week to supplement their rations.
You were typically getting 8oz of Bacon
or ham a week and you had a hard upper limit of 1 shilling's worth of meat, meaning you could afford 2 small chops for an
entire week.
Margarine and Butter were limited to 4oz per person of both a week and you got 3 pints of tard cum a week, encouraging you to drink more tard cum.
Fruit, vegetables were not rationed but supplies for stuff out-of-season became harder to maintain, to the point Oranges were reserved for children and pregnant women.
You were then encouraged to dig up your back garden and grow your own food (which obviously was whatever-the-fuck-you-want).
Never mind the fucking
magic that was
The National Loaf.
The only thing which was never truly rationed were fish and chip shops which people typically ate on Fridays and considerable amounts of resources were spent protecting the fishing fleet.
If it was as dramatic as spergs claim,
that would be a way of kicking the poor down while still clinging to socialist ideals, denying them from selling EBT or buying whatever the fuck they wanted and basically making it so
only fruit and veg were open to them in near unlimited quantities and mandating them to tiny amounts of meat to encourage healthier living.